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ANOTHER WoRn

ANOTHER WoRp
ABOUT BOYS CLOTHING.
OUR LINE OF GOODS FOR BOYS nARGE
BOYS LONG PANTS AND SMALL BOYS
SHORT PANTs) Is so COMPLETE, AND
OUR STYLES SO NEW. THAT WE FEEL
LIKE EMPHASIZING THIS PARTICULAR
BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS, FEELING
SURE WE CAN MAKE IT TO THE ADvAN-
TAGE OF BUYERS OF STYLISH GOODS TO
INSPECT OUR STOCK. WE HANDLE FIRST
THE FINEST AND NEWEST GOODS THAT
ARE MADE ANYWHERE. AND THIS SPRING
WE HAVE MORE OF THEM THAN EVER BE-
FORE. SECOND. FOR OUR MEDIUM
GRADES WE SHOW THE BEST THAT
MONEY WILL BUY.
WE HANDLE VERY LARGELY THE IVAN
NAMAKER" GOODS. AND EVERY ONE WHO
IS AT ALL FAMILIAR WITH HIS GOODS
AND WHO IS NOT. KNOWS THAT THERE
ARE NO BETTER
AS WE HANDLE THESE GOODS FXCLU-
sIvELY IN WASHINGTON, WE GIVE THE
SANE GUARANTEE THAT Is GIVEN BY
THE MANUFACTURER. AND THAT MEANS
THAT PURCHASERS ARE ALWAYS MADE
SATISFIED WITH THEIR GOODS
WITH MOST OF OUR SMALL, BOYS, sI-1Ts
WE HAVE EXTRA PANTS, AND THAT IS
ALWAYS DESIRABLE
We LEAVE NO ROOM FOR THE CHEAPER
GRADES AND WE SELL NO SHORT PANTS
SUITS BELOW "a. BUT FROM THAT TO
SIS WE CAN PLEASE YOU.
LONG PANTS SUITS FROM ss TO $50.
E. B. BARNUM CO.,
apo D31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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The number OF persons who did not hear Presi-
dent Cleveland say that he would refuse q renoni
nation steadily Increases
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The SAME To You. SIR:

The SAME To You. SIR:
Dsspite the dsagreeable weather business has been
OAK HALL. COR, 10TH AND STREETS.
will be the same with you you come From the irri-
taon and blackguardisn shown in the advertisements
Clear Ftirs did fare . @e and While
sof G tos them We sha continue to sell
can, and will allow you to have little Judgment of
FOR BOYS 4To1a.
and r1 p S s sss ss
worth "a jacket and Pants .. $3.50. worth IS.
fiji line Of sailor and Jersey Suits cheap Odd Knee
Pants up to size 10
FOR BOYS IA TO Is.
Suits at $3.50 good as any sold at s5 Suits at
SHIFTS at So worth 500 full line Of Boys Cassmere
sis6up. ''''' - Jun ''"' u ''0 A'- - '''''
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
yorth sl5 Prince Albert suits at I'll so worth SIS
Cheyiot sack and Frock s9its well made and trimmed
at go 80 Blue Flannel undiso dye) Suits at $500
mel suit fun line Of Cashmere and Cheviot suits
from go up. Bicycle Pants . speciality
OUR NOTICING trouble to show goods
90 AK ## al
% s < iii i IL 1; 81 III. ill.,
COR. TENTH AND F STREETS.
UNHE STAR REFRIGEEATORS
Il Are the Best.
Manufactured expressly for
THE FAIR.
sp26-5t S12 9TH st. NV.
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IHOR REET-30S NJ 6T.-OOMPLETE 3.STORY
It and basement brick Dwelling: nine rooms and ali
modern improvements; rent reduced to 4<2 6wOkM-
STEDT x BRADLEY, S21 + ST. n.w. ap11-lln
perfect order; rent cas-. AddxCss NER1TAS, star
Office. ap<-lm
Tor gENT.1a03 81 N.w- IL R'S...".... eeo.
Gro W LiNKiKs.
ap21-6t 10th and n ST. NV.
EOR RENT-FURNISHED-A VERY DESIRABLE
II suburban residence. containing III rooms al mod
ern improvements, overlookine city, 3 block from
will lessc for one OF two years e15 Inquire Of II
NJ PARKER, l4le r st. sp2l-I2t
EOR RENT-TwO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II Houses for the surner 70 small f1mily Of sdplta
et . low rent; one near Scott Circle, and Ono near
nv. ep8S-&
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FRom The ''WoR1D."

r. h. Macy Co.'S Store and the Palais
Royal are much akin. The Palais Royal
agrees with, and therefore publishes Nscy's
definition Of the word
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On II< ~ L
Il 1876 18Th, 14r....S12
1906 y. Ii. ave. ....--1O
10U9 Sth st. NV. ] Ar. 10
1919 Conn. ave, Or 10
Magnolia ave, l ar. .S3-:i
1910 18th St, l3r. SO. y
1413G st., upper I'art---I
1921 ST. nm. 9r....-.I
113l De Sales ST.. lr-.. ~
612 18th sI. n.w., lbr. g
110T Mass avn W, Or. %
2olS Hillyer pl.Dw.,l0r.6'
1870 Is st. s.w.. l22r......41
.,906 . st. u. w.......3:5-3
tbs e st. NV. Tor. .S.5.3
1400 x st. NV, LIZ. -.lS.
20 n. j. ave. Be- 1cr- 81
1890 Riggs st. NV. 0r. 3
Iugleside, Mt.Pleassnt. d
The shove houses CAL b
cur Office 0llS. 1h
aps,3
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fTHE CELLULOID TRUSS
IhAt nevr oreAks. never wearU cut afvHyU olnan
az.d can 10 worn whale kathine
ni~s AAsa CHA1 PI0HERa
NJ. pvsuxn G2J 9TH ssSsss norsh WsDA
Lady PAxonz ~ s@A1 e.
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PERSONAL

WANTED-THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE
w lady living near the city, ont the Blsdeneburg
road who, from her carriage witnessed the brutal
sault of one KEY on coiored boy employed 10y tbs
Washington Brick Machine Co, April q, lss!
ap23-3t Pres and Gent Manager.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
" US we Are now prepared ~ pay full value fof
Gents Second hand Clothing. Address call AS
JUSTH'S Old Stand. 61y ST. nv. apl4-3m
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FOR RENT--HOUSES
EoR RENT-HoUSES

1ToR RENT-HoUSES Upper Part laos psf
II 1! : " IL: = az ,;s
lSss S u.s.. ssf lssS ~, (
fs$ ish str W. - ST NV.
fSs atTs ir al .t-,I ts st e. pos 80
13ls C.rooran 81 NV. st6s st NV Fra
1sis sotS lar. 40 MAY ' l. ne pos Is
243 s,h 81. NV pOss- 623 st. s,w. Or.
uersr Eart 1906 s: s5f . X St sr
3I2 n faaave. NV pos, an 62l so2 Essex court ca
1ses St NV. sr sta e Iao4. s,h
III 18th ct. 9r. SO ,ase ~ e,t I2S 18th n ir :
STORES. ETC. OFFICES
4th and SITS W. as lbs Is sve..sd fr Ar 30
Stable rear i4is st AS sthst "a d. r. IS
Stable rear 500 ST. n oI5 ~" "a 81 st. 1 T I'm
Cellar. i54s III st. n rs
Stable rear s35 Sd ct s.
w..........-...............2
books af Tcs Hps H. s At 6; or on
the LIST and 10Th. tnp2tl THos T. wAGGANAN.
L>OR gENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DEsIRABI r.
and pleasantly ss9sted Brick Dwelling rooms
IrOR RENT-HoUSE-GooD wTTIaNDFINTTRFs
for sale Of tirs-class boarding House newly
s sn n5n 'hrsf squares Il Che cae and Ben
o iS% D''i'"s' northwest Address Box sS s.ar
ICoR RENT-72s 9th. ST. n z, BET a AND II.
Il new seven-ruofn brick house: hot water and the
latest mod. imps rent SEQ appellate
IrOR RENT-"40S 14TH ST EXTENDED n W.
'Craven Terrace" 10 rooms: perfect order: beau.
hful location APPLY on the premises. ap.65
NOR RENT-a25 sTH ST NV, $4,000; Az 7TH
Il St se- 30; 202 l1th st. me- SIS; Sc corner
10Th and SITS. ne tstore and dwelliugl, S,.D 1901
East Capitol ST. $3.50; 1908 East Capitol St. eco
32l East Capitol St, loroom brick. in good order,
$50 400 LIST at Sc. 500 IL aud l5 Virginia ave-,
water. sink, and waterclosets. $40 each.
ap26-3t NJ. NJ. RoHRER cor 3D. and +. Car. SITS
EoR RENT1pEsIRABLE DWELLING. taAsTIc
fronf) 612 18th st n. 13 rooms all modern Inn
Proyenents large yard and private side alley. House
IN complete order rent moderate 10 a private family,
j FRED. KELLEY. 5l3 9th st n w. ap.6-yt
LHQR REST-C0TTAGE. ROOMS, STABLE. GIL
lar Scott ave. NV. SIS 1879 q st n W., $40 -
$40 L ST. NV. two office rooms, SD. A =. CAY
WOOD, corner 9th and SITS ap26-3'
VNOR RENT-l34O RIGGS STREET BEAU
II tiful house; furnace, open crate. and all modern
imPr t,s e.. st2;
LoR RENT : BRICK HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS.
hail. cellar, bath room, hot and cold water. lob
n. e. Apply r. o. HOLTZMAN, 10th sts.n. W..
apo0-3t@
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MILLINERY.
ART GOODS.

The "Lenox' Straw Hat, in all colors. Real marke,
price 4Sc. Palais Royal price 44c.
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WRAPPERS.

100 dozen French Percale (American. but called
French) Wrappers Mother Hubbard style and name
less style follows: Down front bias folds with
piping of contrasting color; around bottom rufies,
with bias band and piping. Princess back, cuffs collar
and pocket with band and piping All coors in hum
dred designs Real market value $3.50 Paais Royal
price &1.1O.
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DRESS GOODS.

42-ineh Cashmeres, heliotrope, goblin and other
blues, Nile and other greens, grays fawns, &C. Real
market value 75c. Palas Royal price 69c.
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One pair of Imported Bohemian Figures, represent
ing two italian Girls dressed in the colored at
tire of the picturesque Venetian Real market value
$50. Palais Royal price S31 go the pair
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Imported Kid Gloves. in tans and fawns with bind
ing. embroidery. and between fingers of black, pink,
heliotrope. white Real market value $3.50. Palais
Royal price S1.98.
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416 9th st.n.w, 16r .SS3.3:l
$50 Sth sc. NV, b.. 10,
III 9th st. II. w., yr. loo
1913 III st. II. w, 1fr-...lU.
2420 Craven Terrace, 9r..Jo
PAPA Craven Terrace, Or. IL
24.,6 Craven Terrace, OR. 5d
2i2S Craven Terraces r. .5l
1907 Corcoran ST., Gr. II
I'll 9TH ST. NV, store
and dwelling. IL.
1925 Mass. ave, l:,r. 100
.,009 i NJ. NV. Sr. 80. &c
lll2 18th 1T. NV. Tor. u.
20.se ! ST. NV, Or. -... .ot
l52l . st.n-w,Tr........5 DC
907 T st.n.w..9r. Ri
12J LIST st .s.w.. Sr. &c
HOS Il 81 NV. 1tsr
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IN TTT1JUNE 70 OOToBnR-IOR ADULT.
w tSdSep and nurse country board, couvq.
nfant To- Washfr&soR; terms rnodeSase. AnsyF tuA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

VANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CLERK IN
w Grocery store Address statirg saary must come
well recommended Address SUGAR. Star Office
sp26-3t'.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

Richard X. Fox, a the lAsl msastna
ullh Smilh'a hackers, aAid na had been
unfortunals Ia haekinQ msn. and that
n kilrAln did no4 yin Tits 6aht be
woald never bach anethar man.
Billy Evans Of Colanbas, o.. and
Fred PendeR Of swiasvaas. Pa, Who re-
Gently foaght Jaek Bates. lass wesk
slened articles "a PiltaeuEa 10 aRha With
skfu gloves " q anisA on ost. IA, for q
puFss Of e20e. somewhere 10 the viola
~ a. ths olty Of NAtaral 0aa
Weiah and Cennors. q osupls Of Bas-
ton liaht.vsiahts, foaaht viii skin
eloyea for q parse Of $500 Sect. ~,
thirty tNo ronada baina contested,
welsh hoidtna tAe uppaF hand, When
The pcllce made 9 dosesnt and & aaAm-
reds Naa in order. TIE pxintipals e.
oapad ana TIE money uas Afterwards
divided. ths battle being declared =
draw.
Ahoat slx thousasd persons attended
he championship Lacrosse mAlch play.
"a by he taama % the ehamrOck and
MontFeai Clnba IN Montrsal. Csn Sat-
urlay, Sept. II. The Hhamroshs vera
vioaaTions 10 one Of ths 6nexi csnaesaa
WV HNANAM
SANDING Tires goals - enc. Cle0horn
Of tha MonkreAla reeeived an aeciaaatAl
bloc IN tos third game. whsgsoy bis
ncsa waa hrukeo.
Jake Kilraip,s farewell bsnsGt 10
Ros1on. NssR., tso2 plaes e ~ bass
SAii aroaa1s AsedAy eseninR. sePL -.
b. Olaotric lsshl TIE aaaiF ha1 nsi
bssn wsll advertised, Ne prise e tick.
ees gas piaeed too hlsA lena asd tRo
doilAFsA, and in eensecesess te4s than
ess hundred people wsrs PFsseat. Tbis
uaa . acre diaApQctatsasnt - dAke anA
CAAEiay MstceslL uhsss eet,to waz Tee
80 that toak plnoa duEiaa ths svsnine.
kllFstu. MaeheH a1d lads. snd q. ".
MoEa aAn fax Nasla1a SAiardAy, "a
bard To- steamer AzrAnia.
Bsn dsoAe and Ton Lsaa hAVa been
~ Enaacnad b eqK h L,n&an e. vtci1isy,
eta weaka fFf q aaEutna. foe So side.
a. o&1ehWulRAl Ga she eoeaaacn %
thsif raesha me4fine. wAan 0oc&a wua.
tkRy foazei VIA oE3tnaxy gtssea. and
~ AnGsraitan wna handacaFe9d ~ ha.
tea easata - les geae4A q. ailaa
sTsE" wsil rs sAallsnEs8 sAa utsasF
q ~ eantEs1 b euatsae azAss etmalsF
eankssiana fer fre3 CSC - t2sn sias,I
veile oeeltA nsg kagea - - ~o11T
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

The PAGER Q Bst in Omaha ssesntly
paced 2sl8 with running maaa.
One day Geraldine runs lire the wind
and on the next like mud tursle.
Bankrups, she once great crack. heH
been nold 10 Eugene LeiRA Of OhloskO.
for 9230o.
The youna atallion Oad. record BIN
By Bayona6 Primes. record 21ih, nna
been Killed b. liahtninG.
jar. Eys-sss attempted 10 break bis
rooofd Of 1:iBH for . half mile track -
Lincoln, Neb., sept. 1G, bus e0qlo nos
Fsaoh the wire Inside Of a:Io. Ihe
attsmpt vas inside for pufss Of eleD.
The stallion, Gen. Knox. 2:l1H, b
Vermont-BsaFcheF, b Barney Henrs.
died recently a the fAshisn stud FERN,
81 the ace Of 50. He waa bred b. Dam
lei Hasstis. Bridgeport, w., and foaied
10 1855.
william Is yards, The popular pfesl'
dent Of ths Clsvslaad TFotting Associ
asion, whtls driving 10 the track on the
opening day Of tie meeiing held there
last week, was thrown from his buRRy
hsavily 70 the pavement. BE was car
slsd TO an adjoining residences, whefe
"a examiuntion showed thef be hsd sui
fefed fracture Of one Of his RIBS De-
sides sustaining minor injuries.
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Wn1lnsa Rnmn anrraalma dgn11s eeui-
HES 1wl1r-l1 - = R1Do eash 6andanr
wila L.. BnbasF niih Hzmm a1d
a shnIlnres hea besa ssnt = the
eporlfa4 Lffk. q tog4e1s - Naz1.se
k1sa. % nv oeeERe bzhs11 x1ss 49,
- Lhen1s rfgss egaz2e = Dsee1z..E
nHzA 80 8 80 - - 60
Cmrsnsy unaisa snes Viz ~. Hama.
He b lankina fux ~ aa11a. 0s1zee
fIaznnsE wsn aise OoaIlneg axs seee1es
slaEl n acaa md one haR ans sAse -
0surtnsy ssf.niaa nuhear. he k1z-
iisArnan. A. Os9aHo. WadEAe1Ays Nln-
uinn 10 fnnna mia raen III l8s&t 1nAA
wlF nrnf nunrenaYaB asnek - eoa2la4
ahlY. FFuhnheY 1nmzn vas na7eg mAn
whn kaa 1naf = HanY dalaA1a 9n0 he0
- ranv allnFRaa ~ nndNAand woek
hrpnaht aeafnas hlm ard 20 see1lned
ths eoaaa1nee q - pespls e ohsa.
y OnzFtney.
Ths SsoIalne ksaf n ne pr1fss1.szal
asnlIarI' roRsf1a e. ths neue e. tee
ArnsElsan okampion, Joh1 TeemsF, toeB
piass % eaiaf 6af .SsDt II sssa. eelzss
ies1 than thrsa miles lonE. Win snz1.
nos WIS bsd qaalinsd wers Tsemes,
Al Hamm. Waflaos Rcs1 ae4 q. y.
Lee. Ths wsnlhsE uaa ane, TIE w1tsf
amosth, and the numbeE q epeetaseEs
reaehed well No into ne lnnu9an9e
TeemeF a cnas took 1ne lead and hns
na diMeulty 10 maintaining h4s posiiien.
IA pullnd a. easy stroke, and anpoaE9d
- u rarfaaily eonndeus II It's Dsanlt.
He turned che bnog aooa siaok lsuRtns
ahead Of Hamm. Boss and Lee ware
uailinR 4 eloss, strong RAGS about nfteen
ienasha behind, IL adesneo. Tesm.
81 hsid his LEAD and Increased Z 70 $40
sanashs whils oomina down the lower
end Of TIE a7uEss. He eama - snae
dis.nnos ahsAd Of Hamm n 1874
Hamn followed b f99H. Aee and
Ross had been Dniling pretty facs,
SD The spootatoFs watohad their pfeR.
rssa With e mach Interest," e. shey hAd
thas Of the x-champt0u. Lee nnisnsd
one length abead Of Boss. The reco
- g. Uo0n IfEn arA AIM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

dsRursa. assRnnnna forty Al 4sHss
mnrrrlg eve hsmrH. and - m44 No
erEesa tka rneaa miles n 80 patss
skrnsa tha wznm6& baa1 1&fM1w00o {
siTsr. fa WIN reuafys ESQ extra . 81
FI1l1n q shs ohampaun reid ana oiAr
r.nrd rneanl. Ealas4 ~ &875s ans G1gss
81 4 IeafInn isuolGR. ks sEeFyho1y g
Ilsf 1zrff1a 1ssma ts hags m1NeTs aasa
ruortln4 k1ne1 d ahund4nk. M1n4Rer
Wesf ard III snslrkani, Daniel 0A2sxys
nlIte1rx1a 4 uEEN n11on1EIHl eoA1e4ti
- Rr1Sern nsIs uilI e sci res . AZ
~ 8 = peas nuh1eds1
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ALWAYs sAFR ANp suRg.

u . 8afa % t1ke h8AND8RTHI8 PuEa
ang time. 61t 10 81 ne bssl results
thar uhould be taken 81 ~ empty
gonach bsfase going 70 BED. For Oon-
alpafion 60 Hyapepsia ons os I've taken
ever night vii, Ia 4 sbogt the, peffosm
an Absolute c1Fe. u b yell % take .
curative Ct least o1cs ortuios 3 Uoush
q 8 prsFeutiye Of oigsase. BaGxpnxrn's
RfLxa ara entfrsly veRStabls. and Ihs
safeaa And noai edsetivs p1TRafivs ever
infrcdnead 10 thu pnhlin- They havs
besn assd In shis ooantEy for over City
VnaxA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
PIANO TUNER.

DBoF. oHAYroR sTAnEREa nAf
4 located IN Seattle. 4 PREPARED y ~ -
repair Pian08 and 0rsan9 n iAols411g
isfseIcFy manner, a. mod1luto teeM4 2
follQVtlH 4 . testimoBial from hl1 M
amployersi
OEFIas BBnnEuEn 4 tGnonnAsa1s, r
0pposite CrystaI Palace. Londoa, feb. y ISL
This h 70 ceEtiA lAaf NJ. Chaysof 8la4
has been 10 cur employ many yo4ras -
thogcughly compelent as q piano inner.
fairnsdl BnnUa1a \ 3fHonHan44.
address. Tsnth street., between oolan
Ind onesfF. III aRl. l4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

Ths-CKNTEMRRT' d the E.sss Pep
nlar hid gIovU Ia Anaegtas. Sis foz ave
b1s1ouA t1.9o for stGht 6attona They
are far below tha pFiee o. aHg otheF
Standard maksr. and foe Gt and dzFa-
hiilty ere un1xeellsA 4ha above are -
al rrtsna ltha eioaa = not nutd a. Wksle-
sslal e eCHWABACHKR BnU6'. dsls
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w. CEDDgs.

TNKAcHHR or VOCAL AND IsSlHl'
I @sa..l 1asis: i a..ss, :. q. : ss ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

Pa. ? csFsns IS kex nn4nns u hs wosl1
a 1f5 punns Coz ezH . ss6& 90 IS
fN.Nnnr1 nmrt -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

AANNAAAA Ht43GIn
RnrRin, son of y. s., icsa his life, being
accidentally killed By the discharge Of
q shot gun. About the tins above
mentioned, Jake took the gun and vent
down below the house e shoot ducks,
feroe near the house, both barrels OF
she gun were DISCHARGED, the contents
striking him 10 fFOnt, above the right
hiu. ranging upward. a few minutes
after the discharge 81 tns gun be wea
ssen On she eround, With she nan Iyina
across his body, When one Of The
Family eos 70 him be l0oksd up, but ana
nos speak, dying within feW minutes.
pssacbed his funeral at TIE ChFislisu
Church. from which placa the body uas
eonvsyed % the home Of she silent
dead. across the KIickitat, and laid
aWay By loving hands. A large cen
eouTse q relatives and friends followed
the body 20 the grave ano BID q long
farewell 70 thu departed. -Goizspfais
Tysbmne.
Ths hose ocniest al Walla walla on
"Wednesday last consisted Of three an
trsea-Our Boys TiRsrs and Rsscnea.
rne race Ras rs yards. with caEt ana
80 feet Of hose, for o purse az ezDo.
Psomplly a l O'Clock The ball rama for
ths hess raos. and the thEes tearss en-
ssred imMsdiatsly pat II a. appsar-
ance. Upon drawiBR fog positions, he
Tigers drew the insids, tbs Rsseuea tie
eenles, snd Oar Boys the onisids. A
pecaiisr r. siurs Of khia osntezt was TIE
slnost entire ahssues Of bess On ne -
salt. Il generally hsinR conceded thAa
Oar Boys vo1id eapenrs the curse.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-28

Persons whose blood is thin, digestion
weak and liver sluggish, are extra liable
to the attacks OF malsrisl disease. The
most irifiing exposure may, under such
conditions, infect a system which, il
healthy, would resist the miasmatic taint.
The only way to secure Immunity from
malaria in localities where it is prevalent,
is TO tone and regulate the system by
improving weakened digestion, enriching
the blood, and giving wholesome i'm,
petus to hillary secretion. These results
are accomplished by nothing so effects
lively as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
which long experience has proved to be
the most reliable safeguard against fever
and ague and kindred disorders, as well
as the best remedy for them. The bitters
are, moreover, an excellent inyigOrant
of the organs of urination. and an active
depurent, elimin ting from the blood
those acrid impurities which originate
rheumatic ailments.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-28
ADVICE To nOfHEKs.

Are you disturbed at night and broker
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 If SO
send at once and get bottle of Mrs
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-28
ROCK ISLAND, MONDAY. MARCH %. 1887.
ATONGuE In KNnTs.

l contracted malaria in the swamps of
Louisiana while working for the telegraph
company, and used every kind of med
icine could hear of without relief. / a,
last succeeded in breaking the fever but
it cost me over $4,000, and then nv
system was prostrated and saturated
with malarial poison and l became sl-
most helpless. | finally came here, my
mouth so filled with sores that could
scarcely eat. and my tongue raw and
filed with little knots. Various remedies
We're resorted to without effect. |
bought two bottles of B. b. B and it has
cured and strengthened me. all sores
of my mouth are healed and my tongue
entirely clear of knots and soreness, and
feel like new man.
jackson, Tenn, April 20. 1885
A. F. RTJTToN
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-28

The best on earth can truly be said O.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-28
GOOD RESULTS IN EyERY CASE.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he
was seriously afflicted with severe cold
that settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
to try DR., Kings New Discovery for CON
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by the use of few bottles. Since which
time he has used it in his family for all
coughs and colds with best results. This
is the experience of thousands whose lives
have been saved by this wonderful dis
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Bahnsen, drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-28

Time tried aud true is Dr. Bigelow e
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the defects of any of them. 1t cures
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the lungs. Safe and pleasant for child,
ren. Price, 50 cents and 81, of drug
gis,s.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-28
ECatarrn Is not Blood Disease.

No matter what paris it may finally
Affect. catarrh always starts in the head,
aud belongs to the head. There is no
mystery about the origin of this direful
disease. 1t starts in neglected cold
One of the kind that is ''sure to be better
in few days Thosuands of victims
know how it is by sad experience. Ely's
Cream Balm cures colds in the head and
catarrh in all its stages, Not snuff nor
liquid.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-28

That the body is now more susceptible,
TO benefit from medicine than at any
other season. Hence the importance OF
taking Hoods sarsaparilla now, when il
will do you the most good. 1t is really
wonderful for purifying and enrichine
the blood, creating an appetite, and Civ.
ing healthy tone to the whole system
Be sure to get Hoods sarsaparilla, which
is peculiar to itself.